It reminds me the "Temperature Maps" by Sho Sengoku in backgammon [1]. For a given move, it syntheses the equities (somehow probability of winning) for each pos

It reminds me the "Temperature Maps" by Sho Sengoku in backgammon [1]. For a given move, it syntheses the equities (somehow probability of winning) for each possible dice roll of the opponent on next turn. It allows among other thing to see how dependent of luck you be after a move (by looking at the contrast between squares). [1] http://www.bkgm.com/articles/Sengoku/TemperatureMap/index.html http://www.bkgm.com/articles/Sengoku/TemperatureMap/index.ht...